The Good Life Flashcards

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It is where Socrates takes the position of Moral Life to an extreme. He argues that it is much better to suffer wrong than to do it.

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Gorgias

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It is where Plato argues that the morally good person, he claims, enjoys a sort of inner harmony, whereas the wicked person, no matter how rich and powerful, is disharmonious.

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Republic

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3
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2 philosophers that gave absolute priority to being a virtuous person..

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  1. Socrates
  2. Plato
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4
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The first ancient Greek philosopher that declared that what makes life worth living is that we can experience pleasure.

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Epicurus

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5
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The view that pleasure is the good, or to put it another way, that pleasure is what makes life worth living.

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Hedonism

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6
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It is someone who is especially appreciative of food and drink.

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Epicure

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7
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5 others schools of thought

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  1. Materialism
  2. Hedonism
  3. Stoicism
  4. Theism
  5. Humanism
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It is where the comfort and wealth are the highest goals.

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Materialism

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It is where life is very much limited and we indulge ourselves with pleasure.

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Hedonism

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10
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It is where we feel indifferent with what is happening.

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Stoicism

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11
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It is the ultimate happiness is communion with God.

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Theism

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12
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It is where human beings have rights to shape their own lives.

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Humanism

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13
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A great Greek thinker that views the good life in a more comprehensive way.

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Aristotle

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14
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7 objectives of the Fulfilled Life

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  1. Virtue
  2. Health
  3. Prosperity
  4. Friendship
  5. Respect
  6. Luck
  7. Engagement
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15
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They must be morally virtuous.

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Virtue

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They should enjoy good health and reasonably long life.

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Health

17
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They should be comfortably off.

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Prosperity

18
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They must have good friends.

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Friendship

19
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They should enjoy the respect of others.

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Respect

20
Q

They need good luck and any life can be rendered unhappy by tragic loss or misfortune.

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Luck

21
Q

They must exercise their uniquely human abilities and capacities.

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Engagement

22
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It means to be intellectually virtuous.

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Eudaimonia

23
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It is connecting to what constitutes virtuous and vicious behavior.

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Phronesis

24
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4 Spectrum of worst to better

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  1. Vicious
  2. Incontinent
  3. Continent
  4. Virtuous
25
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It derives pleasure from acting badly.

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Vicious

26
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It means giving in because of weakness.

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Incontinent

27
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It posses strength of will but doesn’t satisfy.

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Continent

28
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It satisfy both inclinations and rational desires.

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Virtuous